Hunting Guide for Klamath Falls, Oregon

Introduction:

Discover the ultimate hunting experience in Klamath Falls, Oregon. Known for its rich biodiversity and awe-inspiring landscapes, Klamath Falls is a hunter’s paradise. This comprehensive guide from OregonLand will walk you through the hunting seasons, bag limits, and essential regulations, ensuring you’re well-prepared for your next hunting expedition in Klamath Falls.

Hunting Seasons:

Klamath Falls offers an array of hunting seasons, meticulously regulated by the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife. The 2021 season featured the following hunt series, each offering unique opportunities:
– 100 series: Buck Deer – Ideal for those seeking the classic deer hunting experience.
– 200 series: Elk – Perfect for hunters looking for a challenging yet rewarding hunt.
– 400 series: Pronghorn – Experience the thrill of hunting this elusive species.
– 500 series: Bighorn Sheep – A rare opportunity for the seasoned hunter.
– 600 series: Antlerless Deer – Great for beginners and those looking to hone their skills.
– 700 series: Spring Black Bear – Test your tracking skills in the spring season.
– 900 series: Rocky Mountain Goat – For the adventurous hunter seeking a unique experience.

For specific season dates and sub-unit descriptions, consult the Big Game Regulations.

Game Bird Seasons:

Klamath Falls is a bird hunter’s dream, offering a variety of seasons for:
– Upland birds: Ruffed and blue grouse – Enjoy the thrill of hunting these unique birds.
– Chukar and Hungarian (gray) partridge – Test your skills with these challenging targets.

For more details, check out the 2023-2024 Game Bird Seasons

Top Hunting Spots:

Klamath County is a hotspot for bird hunting, particularly waterfowl. The area is a key part of the Pacific Flyway, attracting a myriad of ducks, geese, and swans every year. Some of the top spots include:
– Upper Klamath Hunt Areas – Known for its diverse bird species.
– Klamath Wildlife Area – A haven for waterfowl and upland game birds.

Regulations:

Compliance with regulations set by the [Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife](https://myodfw.com/) is non-negotiable. These cover various aspects such as bag limits, weapon restrictions, and approved hunting methods.

Tips for Hunting in Klamath Falls:

– Obtain the Necessary Licenses and Permits – Ensure you’re legally equipped for the hunt.
– Local Wildlife Knowledge – The more you know, the more successful your hunt.
– Ethical Hunting Practices – Respect for the environment is paramount.

Conclusion:

Klamath Falls, Oregon, offers an unparalleled hunting experience. With its diverse game species, stunning landscapes, and stringent regulations, it’s a destination that every hunter should explore.

Why is buying land a great investment?

Why is buying undeveloped land such a great investment?

Let’s start this article off by reading some quotes from some of the most successful people in history.

What did they have to say about owning a piece of real estate?

“Real estate cannot be lost or stolen, nor can it be carried away. Purchased with common sense, paid for in full, and managed with reasonable care, it is about the safest investment in the world.”

-Franklin D. Roosevelt US President 1933-1941

“Ninety percent of all millionaires become so through owning real estate. More money has been made in real estate than in all industrial investments combined. The wise young man or wage earner of today invests his money in real estate.”

-Andrew Carnegie Scottish businessman and philanthropist

An educational article for land investment

The purpose of this article is to help educate you in before making a real estate purchase.

To be clear, we are not financial advisors and all investments come at a risk which we are not responsible for. We encourage you to do more independent research and don’t take our word for it.
Now that’s out of the way lets dig into the details of real estate investments. In particular, why buying raw land is a great investment for people just beginning to build there assets.

Why would you want to buy raw land over developed land?

Many first time real estate buyers often don’t have the money (capital) or credit (leverage) to buy a developed piece of property. This is usually a major barrier for entry for most people looking to diversify a portfolio with real estate. For this reason an undeveloped piece of property might be the best fit for a first time investor.

The Pros:

-The cost to purchase is usually significantly lower than a developed piece of property.

-Depending on the County the land resides, the taxes are reduced compared to developed land.

-The maintenance cost can be next to zero $ for raw land, depending on your personal preference of the lands aesthetics of course.

– The land can be used as recreational for camping, hiking, hunting, and frisbee golf, etc.

-Raw land can be a great place to grow fruits, vegetables, herbs, and live-stock. Remember to check county regulations first!

-Over time, real-estate price has generally gone up in price consistently.

Above is the average appreciation of land value across the United States for the past 44 Years. You can see even during the 2008 recession, the value of land has only gone up.

The Cons:

-Depending on the land’s County ordinances and regulations, land can be costly to develop on.

-Plots of land that are not developed on with structures are often less attractive when it comes time to sell.

-Land plots can sometimes be remote and inaccessible during certain seasons.

-Land is zoned for different use cases, which means people are restricted to develop it by what the County has put in place.

There is another thing to consider which is both a pro and a con. This is a fact that banks do not tend to lend money for a undeveloped lot of land. That in itself can be a con but a con for people who don’t have the cash to purchase a piece of land outright. The pro however, is you can purchase land through owner financing or sale. Which allows for you to purchase land with out credit checks. This is helpful for those people who want to buy land but don’t have any established credit. It also can eliminate some of the hoops a person has to jump through when using a bank.

Please be aware before making a purchase that the seller is the deed owner and the title of the land is clearly in their name. We cannot stress this enough to avoid problems that can result in legal issues.

We hope with this knowledge we have helped you make a more informed decision before purchasing real estate. Particularly when it comes to weighing the decisions between undeveloped land to developed land. Oregon Land has been selling land in Southern Oregon with over 30 years of experience now. You can see a list of the most frequently asked questions in the counties we operate in here

This way you can get an idea of what to look for.

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Septic Systems For Beginners

Every home in the country needs a septic system. In the city you are connected to a sewer line and the city manages that waste. In the country, you’ll have to do it yourself. If you recently bought a home with a septic system and have not had one, or plan on building, this “Septic Systems For Beginners” article is for you.

Here’s the scene, if you don’t properly build and maintain a septic system, you might end up contaminating your ground water and your well. If this happens, the fact that you were able to buy cheap land that you could actually afford won’t seem so appealing. You could end up costing yourself quite a bit in the long run.

Did you know that a septic system should be pumped out every once in a while? To extend the time between pumping (some do it often, some rarely do it at all) you can purchase and use any number of septic tank additives. Keep your septic in good shape to ensure long term workability, protect your groundwater, and ensure you can easily sell your home when you are ready to do so. Other tips on maintenance? Don’t park cars on your drainage field. Find out where it is if you don’t know. Don’t plant shrubs or trees near it or the septic lines. Check your drainage field once in a while to ensure you see no raw sewage. Run a garbage disposal as little as possible. Spread out your laundry. It’s hard on a septic to run many loads one after another. Don’t put chemicals or cleaners, or paint products down your sink.

WHAT DOES A SEPTIC SYSTEM CONSIST OF?

A septic system consists of a pipe from your home, a tank, (could be fiberglass, concrete, or polyethylene) a drain-field, and of course the microbes in the soil. (They remove the contaminants from waste water before they reach the ground water) The waste goes into the tank, and it holds the waste water long enough for the solids to settle out and the oil and grease to float to the surface. Compartments and “T” shaped outlets in the tank allow the sludge and scum from leaving the tank, while things continue to break down. It is the scum that builds up in the tank, and “T” shaped outlets that make it necessary to call a septic company to come pump out the tank once in a while.

If you own steep or rocky property, or land close to a river or stream, a standard septic system might not be adequate enough. In these cases, it could be determined by your perk text and by your county planning department that you might need the next step up from a standard or conventional system. In some cases, there are so many septic systems nearby that the county could require an alternative system as well. These systems use new technology, and might need special maintenance. Some of these systems use sand, peat, or plastic media instead of soil, to promote waste water treatment.

THREE TYPES OF SEPTIC SYSTEMS

If you are putting in a septic system, the county will require what is called a “perk test”. This helps determine what type of system you need. It requires having a couple test holes dug on your land. There are basically three types of septic systems. Your land may be fine with a conventional or standard system. If not, it might need an alternative system. There are many variations of the alternative system. Probably the most commonly used is the sand trap filter system. There are also proprietary systems that use sand, drip systems, and different filter systems that use textile materials.

We suggest you find a few good septic installers and get quotes. Find the person that feels right and have them determine what you need, then get it approved by the county, and properly installed. It’ll run you money for permits. In Klamath County currently a standard septic permit runs about $850 and it could go as high as $1000 or more, for a permit for an alternative or proprietary system. Standard systems average $7,500-$10,000, and an alternative system could run $10,000-$15,000. A Proprietary system could be more. So, since this is a major expense, you want to ensure that you build what is needed for the conditions of the land, the size of home, and the number of people that intend to live on the land. Then, make sure you maintain it properly. I trust our “Septic Systems for Beginners” post helps you understand septic systems better!

Good luck, and enjoy your new or future home. 😉

How to Use Your Smartphone to Navigate to Our Lots

One of the most common questions we get is, “how do I go visit the Oregon land you sell”? Well we made this article to help you navigate to our beautiful acreage. The land we sell is located in the country and some of it is quite remote. I have a friend who will guide you to the lots that you are interested in when you get to town. However, you might also like to know that you can use a free app on your smartphone to get turn by turn directions to them.

The name of this app is Maps and it’s made by Google. It often comes pre-installed on many modern smartphones but if you don’t have it on your phone you can get it on the Google Play Store or Apple App Store. This depends on if you have an Android or Apple phone. If you don’t have a fancy smart phone, you can also go to Google Maps on any desktop computer, and print out a map to navigate “old school” style.

I’ve provided the simple steps that you can take if you want to use you phone to get directions to any of the lots that we have for sale. Note that all phones are a bit different. The instructions that I’m providing below are for phones that are running on the Google Android powered operating system.

How to GPS Navigate to Our Lots

The first thing you do is go to OregonLand.cc on your mobile phone’s browser. Then you click on “Listings”. Then you click on the listing that you are interested in viewing. We’ve included the GPS coordinates for all of our lots near the bottom of each listing. For example, the GPS coordinates for lot 8.9 are 42.365646, -121.399572

Once you find the coordinates with the Google maps installed on your phone, you should be able to click on the coordinates. If that doesn’t work, you can simply copy them on your phone. Different phones have , different methods of copying text. For example, on Google Android powered phones, you just long press on the screen, select the text that you want to copy, and click the “Copy” button.

Next, you want to start the Maps app on your phone. Note, that you must have GPS turned on in your phone in order for this to work. Once the Maps application is running on your phone, just long press in the search box at the top of the screen, this will cause the “Paste” button to pop up. You’ll want to tap the “Paste” icon on your phone. This will paste the coordinates that you copied earlier into the search box. Next tap “Enter”.

The app will then display the exact location of the lot that you’re interested in on your smartphone’s screen. It will be shown on a Google Maps screen with a pin representing the exact location of the GPS coordinates that you entered. In the bottom right hand corner of your phone’s screen you’ll see how much time the application estimates that it would take you to drive to the lot. Tap here and another screen will pop up. This screen will show you a blue link at the bottom that says “Start Navigation”. Tap that link and your phone will start speaking to you. You’ll also see a map with a blue line overlaid on it that represents the route that you should be driving.

The first spoken command that you’ll hear will be the direction that you should begin driving. Then, as you travel, your phone will continue to give you turn by turn spoken directions to the exact location of the lot. You’ll also see the roads that you’re supposed to turn on displayed on the map.

It’s worth pointing out that this app, like most GPS navigation devices, may sometimes choose a route for you that you might not consider to be the easiest driving. Keep in mind that many of our lots are in the mountains and the app may not know which roads are just “Jeep trails” and which roads are actually passable. Be sure to prepare yourself properly if you’ll be driving in the mountains in the winter and if the road conditions get too rough, you might want to consider trying a different route than the one that this app is recommending. Depending on the current road conditions, you may even want to try driving the roads at a different time when the snow isn’t as deep. The app knows where the roads are but they don’t necessarily know which roads get routinely plowed during the winter.

We made a pictorial story to help guide you to your future piece of affordable land.

If you would like to learn more about cool apps for your phone that use GPS like cell phone tracking apps, Click Here.

If you would like a personalized tour of any of the lots we have for sale, please feel free to call Mike at 503-680-1144 to set something up. Thanks!

5 Huge Reasons to Buy Land From Us!

We understand that our customers have choices when it comes to choosing who they will buy land from.

Just because you CAN buy from someone else doesn’t necessarily mean that you SHOULD. Read on to learn why!

Why You Should Buy Land from Us

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Information About Water Wells in Klamath County

We are often asked by people who are interested in purchasing property how deep the wells are in the area.
This is a very difficult question to answer. We have spent some time looking through the Klamath County well logs for property in the area and we’ve seen that wells can range from around 200 feet to over 1,000 feet deep.

You would think that the lots at lower elevations “should” require shallower wells but drilling a well isn’t an exact science. As a matter of fact, in the area where our properties are highest in elevation, the well logs show that well depths can vary dramatically.

Below are a few screenshots of the well logs for a small area in Klamath Falls Forest Estates on Bly Mountain. This is one of the areas that is higher in elevation.

Keep in mind that this is just a small sample of well logs to show you that the depths of completed wells can vary quite a bit. Just because a lot is higher in elevation doesn’t mean that you will have to drill deeper but it’s important to understand that it could.

Example of a Klamath County Water Well Log

Please click on the images to make them large enough to read.

Here’s an example of a well log report for the Nimrod River Park area.

Here’s an example of a well log report for the Sycan Unit which is just north of Beatty, Oregon.

Looking Up Well Logs Yourself

If you would like to do your own research about the depths of wells that have been drilled in Klamath County, you can do that by clicking here: Oregon Water Resources Department Well Log Query.

As always, feel free to give us a call to learn all about how you can build you home or cabin on undeveloped land!

Check Out Our Full One Year Satisfaction Guarantee!

If you weren’t already aware of our amazing one year satisfaction guarantee, let me take this opportunity to fill you in. We realize that a lot of our customers are very busy and can’t always get away to view the beautiful Oregon land that we have for sale. To make it easier on people, we are very pleased to be able to offer a very unique satisfaction guarantee.

How Our One Year Satisfaction Guarantee Works

Here’s how it works. If you purchase a lot from us sight unseen, you have a full year to visit the lot and check it out. If you don’t like it for any reason, you can transfer the equity that you have already paid to another lot that we have available at that time. No questions asked! We’re happy to do it because we want all of our customers to be happy with the lot they end up with. Where else are you going to find a guarantee like that?

Believe it or not, quite a few of our customers do, in fact, buy a lot from us without seeing it first. We do our very best to make the purchasing process go as smoothly as possible. Unlike buying a home with a loan from a bank, you don’t have to spend hours doing paperwork when you buy from us. All you have to do is let us know which lot you’re interested in and provide us with some basic information so we can write up the contract. We’ll then mail you a packet that includes the contract as well as some information about the particular lot that you’re interested in. After you read it, you simply sign the contract and mail in your down payment. It’s really as simple as that!

Keep in mind that we never do credit checks so whether you have good credit, bad credit or no credit, you’re automatically qualified to buy from us. Our down payments are as low as $200 and our monthly payments are as low as $101.90!

We have a proven track record as well. We’ve been selling land like this since the late 1980’s and we have an A+ rating with the Better Business Bureau! Here’s the proof: Michael E. Long, Inc – Better Business Bureau Rating. This proves that we take the satisfaction of our customers seriously.

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The Importance of Getting a Land Survey Before You Build

What is a land survey?

Surveying or land surveying is the technique, profession, art and science of determining the terrestrial or three-dimensional positions of points and the distances and angles between them. A land surveying professional is called a land surveyor. These points are usually on the surface of the Earth, and they are often used to establish maps and boundaries for ownership, locations, such as building corners or the surface location of subsurface features, or other purposes required by government or civil law, such as property sales.

Most deeded parcels for sale have been surveyed, so why is it important to resurvey before you build?

Often times, surveys were done years ago. It can be hard to locate corner markers and pins to verify the exact boundaries of your land. Even with proper maps, and a long tape measure, finding the boundaries of a plot of land can often take some doing. If your land is located on the intersection of two roads, and your lot is 200’ by 500’, you can measure out from the intersection down one road for 200’ and down the other 500’ leaving only one remaining corner marker to find. Building in this case, without a resurvey, is probably a safe bet.

However, imagine that you are the 6^th parcel down the road, with 200′ road frontages. You can measure out 1,200′ and possibly find the first corner marker, maybe the second one at 1,400′. How are you going to find the back pins? Often times the pins are hidden, missing, or buried. Possibly a metal detector could help you, but you’ll be looking for quite some time unless you have a transit to shoot the correct angle, especially if there are trees and elevation changes involved.

I’ve seen people put in a drive and pad, over the edge of their property boundary. I’ve seen people build a home over their boundary line or too close to it. I’ve also seen people take all the trees out around their boundary lines only to find out half of them were from their neighbor’s lot! These things can result in issues that must be resolved when discovered. It could end up with the need to buy the adjacent parcel, or moving your building or road, not to mention handling the ramifications of the legal aspects with the owner of the adjacent land parcel. Not fun. If you are buying on terms and making payments for your land, and improving your land before it’s paid in full, this also can bring in legal aspects with not only the adjacent owner but the party you are buying the land from.

Why You Should Get a Land Survey

It is best to simply KNOW BEFORE YOU GO. Get a resurvey. They are not that expensive. If you happen to find an amazing deal and you end up buying really cheap land, don’t make a very costly mistake and build in the wrong spot. It is GREAT insurance if you are going to improve your land, and one of the first things I’d recommend doing. It’s necessary to be in the right place, on the correct parcel of land before taking any action on improvements. Use the yellow pages or Google to find surveyors in that area, and get some quotes on a resurvey. Give the surveyor your legal description or county map code and they’ll be able to help you. Enjoy the process of improvement on your land by doing it right from the start.

Thanks for checking out our article on land surveys. Before you leave, you may be interested in checking out my latest article called Septic Systems For Beginners.

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How Important is Title Insurance When Buying Land

Many people wonder if it’s safe to buy land without using a title company and paying through escrow. The short answer is yes, it CAN be IF you do your “due diligence” and research first, AND you are working with an honest person.

However, it is NOT that expensive to use a title company to collect and disperse the funds, give Title Insurance, and verify clear title and ownership with no liens or encumbrances. The only suggestion here is to deal with a title company in the specific county where the land exists. You could probably get a full escrow in most counties in Oregon for land under 25K for around $550/$600. Title insurance can be obtained for the amount that you pay for the land. By getting title insurance, you are protecting yourself from any past claims on the land by others.

That being said, a LOT of cheap land is bought and sold direct, between buyer and seller without a title company.

I suggest this only if you know and trust the seller, have been giving great references prior, and/or you’ve done enough research to trust the seller. Ask for references, check with the BBB if you like, or ask the seller which title company is used, and if he can give you a reference, possibly the name of the person he/she works with at such and such a title company. Most land sellers have many happy buyers. You might also talk to a few of them.

If you would like to buy the land with no costs other than the down payment, ensure you ask the seller if there are any other fees. Often times they include “application” or “start-up” fees for a few hundred dollars. You might also ask them if they bought a policy of title insurance on the land. Most land buyer/sellers do. If so, ask for a copy. You can ask for proof of Deed, but it’s best to go direct to the county assessor with the name of the seller and legal description and county number. In some counties it is an “R” number, short for the longer map code, and in some states, like California, it is an APN number. (Assessor’s Parcel Number) Here you can find out the last recorded bit of information on the property. It’ll show who’s deeded, what the buyer paid, when, if taxes are up to date, etc.

If you are paying in full, get a deed. Preferably a warranty deed if you are in Oregon. In California, they like a grant deed. DO RECORD YOUR DEED at the county in which the land exists once you make the transaction. If you are buying on terms, there are different ways to handle this, however, that will be the subject of another article.

Check on one of the next few blog posts for information on how you can protect yourself while buying on terms.

Choosing Between Gas, Propane, and Diesel Generators

Many of the people who purchase land from us do so because they dream of living off the grid. One of the essential components of any off grid power system is a good backup generator. Regardless of how many solar panels, batteries, or wind generators you might own, there will be times when Mother Nature just won’t provide enough energy to keep your batteries adequately charged.

This is where the backup generator comes into play. If you happen to have a few days in a row without any sun and you are relying on solar energy, you’ll need a way to recharge your battery bank. Running a generator during these “dark” times can supply you with enough power for your needs while charging your batteries at the same time.

When people are looking into purchasing a generator, they often wonder if they should buy one that runs on gas, propane, or diesel fuel. Let’s take a minute and discuss all three options.

Gas Generators

We’ll talk about gasoline powered generators first. Models in this category tend to be the least expensive to purchase but there are some factors that add to their “operating costs”. A gasoline powered generator has some distinct disadvantages. First, most of them are very loud! With the exception of a few such as some of the Honda and Yamaha models, these generators need to run at around 3600 RPM’s to provide the necessary voltage you’ll need. Because they need to run at nearly full throttle, they aren’t very fuel efficient and running at such high RPMs means that you’ll need to perform more frequent oil changes and maintenance. They typically have a shorter life span than a diesel generator.

Another annoying issue associated with gas powered units is that you’ll have to purchase gas in multiple, small five gallon containers. Gasoline also doesn’t store well and will go stale if you keep it around too long. If you leave old, untreated gasoline in a generator, you might find that it won’t start when you need it to due to varnish accumulation in the carburetor from the stale gasoline.

Propane Generators

Next let’s take a look at propane powered generators. These units are appealing to many people because they can have propane delivered in bulk quantities. When you set up a propane generator, you also don’t have the hassle of buying and storing gasoline which can be a bit of a problem. The big disadvantage of propane powered units is that propane produces less energy per gallon when burned. We won’t get into the details in this article but just understand that a propane generator will have a tendency to be less fuel efficient than gas or diesel generators as a general rule.

Diesel Generators

Now, we’ll have a look at diesel generators. The initial purchase price of these generators tends to be higher than both the gas and propane units but you’ll actually end up saving money down the line if you choose to go this route. Diesel engines can produce more power at lower RPM’s than both gasoline or propane powered engines. This means that they are more fuel efficient, need less maintenance, and have a longer lifespan. A good diesel generator can usually putt along at a low RPM and sip fuel while runs as apposed to a gasoline engine that needs to run much faster while gulping the gasoline down.

Another advantage of running on diesel is that like propane, you can have bulk quantities delivered and you may be able to purchase farm diesel to which will save your a bit of money. Some people even make their own bio-diesel from recycled cooking oil they get for free from local restaurants to power their diesel backup generators.

Hopefully this article helped you see some of the pro’s and con’s of the various types of fuel used to power off grid backup generators. Be sure and visit our blog again for more helpful articles that are soon to come!

Great News! Limited Camping is Now Allowed!

Notice of New Camping Regulations: Effective 6-23-2017

Klamath Country has made a change to the zoning rules for the land that we sell and camping is still allowed but with some restrictions.

Land owners are allowed to camp on their property for up to 21 days in any 6 month period.

One of the most common questions we get is, “Can we buy land and live in our camp trailer or RV?” The county does not allow this but you may be able to get a temporary occupancy permit to stay in your RV while you are building as long as you have the correct permits in place. For information on doing that, you’ll need to contact the Klamath County offices at: 541-883-5121: Option 4

Klamath County Camping Rules

Click the link below to read all of the rules that now apply to camping.

Official Klamath County Camping Regulations

Note: Some people buy our lots and decide that they would like to have a full time water source at their property. The lots that we sell are undeveloped and don’t currently have water wells but you can inquire about having a well drilled by clicking here.

Please Note:

Klamath County now has a new ruling for camping and land owners. Permits for outside fires on raw land are required and restricted to land with a physical address. Absolutely no open flames outdoors during fire season. Contact the local fire department for the exact regulations.

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Introduction:

Hunting Seasons:

Game Bird Seasons:

Top Hunting Spots:

Regulations:

Tips for Hunting in Klamath Falls:

Conclusion:

Why is buying undeveloped land such a great investment?

An educational article for land investment

Why would you want to buy raw land over developed land?

The Pros:

Above is the average appreciation of land value across the United States for the past 44 Years. You can see even during the 2008 recession, the value of land has only gone up.

The Cons:

How to GPS Navigate to Our Lots

Why You Should Buy Land from Us

Example of a Klamath County Water Well Log

Looking Up Well Logs Yourself

How Our One Year Satisfaction Guarantee Works

What is a land survey?

Most deeded parcels for sale have been surveyed, so why is it important to resurvey before you build?

Why You Should Get a Land Survey

Gas Generators

Propane Generators

Diesel Generators

Klamath County Camping Rules